Seward RV Parks & Campgrounds

Seward Water­front Park extends from the small boat har­bor to the SeaL­ife Cen­ter and con­tains paid tent and RV camp­ing, play­grounds, a skate park, pic­nic­ing areas, beach access, and a trail lined with his­tor­i­cal landmarks.

Williams Park, near the Seward water­front on Res­ur­rec­tion Bay, offers 30 tent-only sites sur­round­ed by spruce. Man­aged by the City of Seward, it’s a short walk to the beach and a per­fect base for salmon fish­ing, kayak­ing, or enjoy­ing town attrac­tions like the Alas­ka SeaL­ife Cen­ter just steps away.

Exit Glac­i­er Tent Camp­ground, at Mile 8.2 of Her­man Leir­er Road near Seward, offers 12 tent-only sites with views of Exit Glac­i­er in Kenai Fjords Nation­al Park. Man­aged by the Nation­al Park Ser­vice, it’s sur­round­ed by spruce, fea­tur­ing fire rings and easy trail access for a prim­i­tive, peace­ful stay. Ide­al for hik­ing to the glac­i­er, explor­ing Hard­ing Ice­field Trail, and enjoy­ing coastal wilder­ness, with Seward close by.

Spring Creek Camp­ground near Seward offers a few wood­ed sites on Res­ur­rec­tion Bay in Alaska’s Kenai Penin­su­la. Man­aged by the City of Seward, it’s sur­round­ed by spruce with bay access, fire rings, and scenic views. This peace­ful spot is ide­al for campers look­ing to fish for salmon, hike coastal trails, or explore near­by Seward and attrac­tions like the Alas­ka SeaL­ife Center.

Res­ur­rec­tion South Camp­ground near down­town Seward offers 70 wood­ed camp­sites along Res­ur­rec­tion Bay with beach access on Alaska’s Kenai Penin­su­la. Man­aged by the City of Seward, it fea­tures spruce sur­round­ings, show­ers, flush toi­lets, and trails. It’s a scenic base for salmon fish­ing, kayak­ing, or explor­ing Seward’s coastal charm and attrac­tions like the Alas­ka SeaL­ife Cen­ter — all walkable.

Res­ur­rec­tion North Camp­ground, near down­town Seward on Res­ur­rec­tion Bay, offers 14 wood­ed sites with beach access. Man­aged by the City of Seward, it fea­tures show­ers and flush toi­lets, sur­round­ed by spruce and tidal waters. Ide­al for fish­ing, kayak­ing, or explor­ing mar­itime attrac­tions like the Alas­ka SeaL­ife Cen­ter, it pro­vides a com­fort­able, con­ve­nient coastal base with­in walk­ing dis­tance of town.

16 sites in a wood­ed set­ting. There’s a fam­i­ly friend­ly trail that leads to Ptarmi­gan Lake. It’s a sev­en mile round trip and you’ll see sheep and goats along the way. There’s also good trout and Dol­ly Var­den fish­ing, so bring your gear.

Prim­rose Land­ing Camp­ground, at Mile 17 of the Seward High­way near Kenai Lake, offers 8 wood­ed sites in Chugach Nation­al For­est. Man­aged by the U.S. For­est Ser­vice, it fea­tures vault toi­lets, fire rings, lake access, and a boat ramp. This peace­ful spot is per­fect for trout fish­ing, hik­ing the Prim­rose Trail to Lost Lake, or enjoy­ing Kenai Penin­su­la views, with Seward nearby.

RV park & camp­ground, kayak­ing, and fish­ing char­ters in Seward, Alaska